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Using an Immersive Virtual Reality Interactive Environment (IVRIE) to Improve the Understanding of Spatial Factors in Design: Comparing User Spatial Perceptions Between IVRIE and Traditional Digital Design Environments

Azarby, Sahand. North Carolina State University ProQuest Dissertation & Theses, 2021. 29004574.